Good, she’s an awful person.
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I wonder if she'll write a book about her struggle
Ma Lutte?
Sounds like a medieval guitar.
Well, as a politician the more your disrespect law the more you are likely to be elected (hi Sarkozy, hi Trump)
provisional execution could bar her candidacy.
Well, execution will definitely put a crimp in her political plans.
She can steal appeal. Hope she loses harder then.
Is Trump now going to demand that the French government pardon her?
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Let's hope the French justice system is more competent than the US one.
Wait, y'all can just convict a right-wing political figure and like, get rid of them? Forever?
We gotta check our math, I think we did something wrong over here.
Yeah. It was reconstruction where we never held the south to account for their treasonous actions.
Lol of course not. She'll be right back in five years. And people will vote for her again.
What? Another 'conservative' who is a criminal? Shocked! Shocked I say!
She's not your average conservative. She's an actual fascist -- linked with Orbán, Trump, Meloni, received millions from Putin, and her party was formed by and still includes numerous nazis, regardless of her rebranding efforts. This goes both for the founding members and the current recruits.
What? I thought the fascists were decent, law abiding people?
"could" end it.
Are we cooked as a species? Embezzlement is a pretty big crime. She should be going to jail and it should most definitely end her political aspirations
Are we cooked as a species?
Yes, and it's by design.
Parents who have sold themselves out also condition their children to do the same thing.
The people who are taken advantage of the most are the ones who never realize it.
Classic right wing thinking means that for them, the morally righteous can do no wrong, so convictions of embezzlement don't matter. Laws are there only to punish the undeserving, meaning everyone not in the in-group.
Same way Trump's "political aspirations" need to be ended
This is about France and not the USA.
good news for once
Fantastic news even!
If she's banned from running it will be the first instance of a western liberal country reacting appropriately to the resurgence of fascism. Good on France.
Nah, not the first.
The appropriate reaction would be to ban them for being fucking fascists, not for some incidental crime they happened to commit.
Well, she still committed financial fraud. It's more the judiciary doing its job. Sarkozy was also convicted after his presidency.
Yeah, if only other Western countries barred politicians from running or holding office if they’ve been convicted of a crime…
The worst thing in this statement is "could" - "could end her career".
A system that doesn't automatically provide real consequences and makes an example of the criminal is a corrupt system in itself. There shouldn't even be a 'could' in a so-called 'fair and free system'.
And this isn't just France, by far. Cheers from the Banana Republic known as Portugal, quite the paradise for corrupt politicians.
CELEBRATION TIME COME ON
Hehe get fucked
So many good news rolling in today
The fascist who could have ended the French republic and turned it into a fascist state being done in by an embezzlement charge sounds like an insult.
Could someone tell me how she was able to walk out of the court having been sentenced to prison?
The prison sentence kicks in after appeals have been made. 2 years, plus 2 suspended.
It's also not unknown/uncommon for people to be let free for a few days. It lets them put their affairs in order, before serving their time. It tends to be applied to those with a very low flight risk however, with significant affairs, so mainly the rich.
I feel shocked.
/s